[untrained skeptic]

He isn't a traitor. He justifiably questioned if what was being done was right. It would have been better if he could have voiced his concerns through the chain of command, but that may not have been possible or reasonable.

Sending the pictures anonymously to CID doesn't seem like an unreasonable thing for him to have done.

It's how the situation was handled by others that has been unacceptable.

This should have been handled within the military. Those who deserved to be punished for their actions should have been punished for those actions. However, those photos should not have become public while we are at war.

There is nothing to indicate that such publicity was needed in order to see that justice was served.

Whoever leaked those photos to the public is the person who is a traitor.

[Recovering_Democrat]

Maybe you're right. I retract my statement above, if true.

[TexKat]

Thanks untrained skeptic for your post!